4 CASTLEGAR NEMS, Thursday, May 28, 1959

Kinnaird Korner

Castlegar Happenings

Mr, L. V, Campbell, Burton
Campbell and Regina Campbell
left today for Kamloops where
‘they will attend the funeral of
Mrs. Campbell's father, Mr. Ivo
Arduini who passed away Wed

Castlegar,
Kinnaird

Deer Park

THE CASTLEGAR | NEWS SOCIAL NOTES

Maire Hostetter — 7181
Mrs, Kaufman — 3227

Mrs, Johnson — 5165

Mrs, Willlamson

Mrs, Warkentin

MAY. 28, 1959

neslay. Mrs. Campbell is already
in. Kamloops,

couver,

botsford, and Margaret Clair,

of Vancouver, all student nurses

Mr, and Mrs, Walter Classen] at ,St. Paul's hospital in Van-
returned recently from a holiday| couver, have been guests of Miss
trip to Spokane, Seattle and Van.| Regina Campbell for- the past
few days at the home of her par

Catherine Chatwin of Port! ents; Mr. and Mrs, L, .V. Camp-
Alvernie, Anita Ainsworth of Ab-| bell.
George Vlanich leaves
formerly of Kinnaird and now Sunday’ for Vancouver.

there he will go to Vernon army,
camp for special army duty.
Weekend guests at the hom
of Mr, and Mrs. R, DeFoe were|
the latter's brother and sister-in.
law Mr. and Mrs, W. Brown*of|
North Surrey who were accom
panied by their friends Mr. and
Mrs, G. Young and Mrs, A. Deb
ble. The group “were enroute to

A DISTINGUISHED
WHISKY

Another notable achievement in 1883 was

the creatl

Pisds Whisky, Seagram’ ’a “83"", Generations of

favour and bouquet of this fine whisky.

Seagtams

Regina, Sask.

Mrs. M. N. Ford {s a patient
in the Castlegar and” District
Hospital,

Mr. and Mrs, W. O. Devitt
spent 4 -the weekend at Slocan City
and New Denver.

Mr, J. J. Moore of Edmonton
was a business visitor here for
a few days,

Mr. and Mrs. T. Edmondson)
and famlly of Montrose visited
briefly at the Castle Bar Ranch
on Sunday.

Rev, and Mrs, Pratt and fam
ily returned Tuesday from Van
couver Where they attended the
United Church Conference which|
was held all last week.”

Returning from Vancouver
where they attended the Joint}
Grand Sessions of the Knights|
of Pythias and the Pythian Sis
ters were Mr. and Mrs. Vic Sor
ensen, Mrs, L. Grunerud, Mrs, W
Nixon an Mrs. O. H. Proud. Mrs
Grunerud is District Deputy]
Grand Chief, Mrs, Nixon 1s. Most!
Excellent Chief of Kootenay
Temple No. 37 and Mr. Sorensen!
attended as a delegate for the!

Electrical Contracting &

Twin Rivers Lodge, Knight of
Pythias.

“Mrs, J. Gemmill, Mrs. R
Gemmill and Mrs, Heten Gergely|
‘spent Wednesday In Nelson,

Mr, and Mrs. Armand Berg)
and family and Mr. and Mrs, Mell
West enjoyed a fishing trip te
Beaver Creek on Sunday,

Mr, and Mrs, W. Blackwell
had as a weekend guest the lat-
ter's sister Mrs. A, G. Reed of
Trail.
Flylng: Officer and Mrs. J
R, Nixon left Monday for Port
age La Prairie Manitoba, where
they will spend the next few!
months.

In the absence of Rev. Pratt
last Sunday, the Sunday School
of the United Church conducted)
the evening service, with super-
intendent Mr. G. Hughes in
charge. Both the Senior and Jun
ior choirs were in attendance,
and Mrs. McMaster's class read
the Twenty-third Psalm. Mrs. G
Anderson. told the

story and Mr. Hugties gave the
address.

The Goodwill Circle of the|
United Church met last week af,
the home of Mrs. Les Davis
Most of the evening was taken
up with reading from the book
The Upper Room with each mem
ber reading part. Mrs. E. Kraft
also read an Interesting article
on a trip through the Kootenays,|
and Mrs. O. MeNiel read from|
the United Church Observer. The
booster prize of the evening was|
won by a visitor Mrs. M. Smith
‘The hostess was assisted in serv-|
ing dainty refreshments by Mrs

Visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. M. Bonderoff for a few
days this week was Miss Hanna
Antifeauv of Grand Forks.

Mrs. Alex Gray and daugh-|
ter Sheryl accompanied Mr. and
Mrs, W. Moit of Trail on a trip|
to Penticton carly last week.

Mrs. J. M.* Dougan = spent}
Thursday to Sunday at the home
of her father, Mr. J, H, Gardner
in Nakusp. Mr. Gardner's sister,
Miss Joan T. Gardner, 82, had
arrived éarller by plane from
Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, enjoying
a visit with relatives in the Koo
tenays.

Mr. and Mrs, Jim. Melrose
fare home from Vancouver, hav
ing spent some time at the coast
to attend the wedding of their
son Ronnie. |

Mr. and Mrs, George Izatt!
and son Kerry Duncan of Van-
couver are visiting Mrs, Izatt’s
‘parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kul:
cheski, Kerry Duncan was christ

Surveying Office

up a land surveying office in
Castlegar,

ing office at 105 Main St.

Park has set. up 8 land survey.

A Slocan Park man has set] Cheveldave’ is married and has

Alex Cheveldave of Slecan! veying and drafting.

two daughters, He attended the
Calgary Institute of Technology
for two years where he took sur

COMING

. PHYLLIS PHILLIS PRESENTS
Pupils of Kinnaird and Castlegar ;
INCA
DANCE RECITAL
Tomorrow night ot 8:15 p.m.
Ki e d Fl alee [5 & ‘|
Adults - 50¢

Rd

Students -35c | Children - 50¢

ened Sunday Nisy 17 at a cere
mony in the United ‘Church.

‘Mrs. Ann Swedish is a guest
vat the home of Mr. and Mrs. John
Westerlund. She has been visit-
ing relatives in Trail: and will
return tq the coast Friday.

Miss Patricia Logan of Ham-
ilton, Ontario, has returned home
by plane’ after a short visit at)
the C. D, Harvey home in Kin

naird,

Robson Socials

Mr, and Mrs. Pete J, Chev-
eldave of Robson attended the
convocation exercises of the Un:
iversity: of Alberta at Edmonton
May 20, when their son Joseph
recelved the Doctor of Dental

the ceremonies were Mr. and Mrs,
Nick Stoochnoff and Mr, and
Mrs. W. T. Oglow of C:

Surgery degree. Also. attending|-.

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A very successful dance was
held in the Community Hall Sat-

jsuit every purse.

pam

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PHOTO FINISHING

PETTITT
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NNN oy 21 the meeting. “Retarded

“There {is lots more to bulld-
ing a home for handicapped|
children than mortar, bricks and
lumber,” Lou Korody told a meet-
ing of Silver Birch school mem-|
bers last Thursday,

Mr. Korody was speaking to
a combination public meeting
membership -meeting of Silver
Birch on the proposed home for
handicapped children o be built}
at Creston.

“The most important thing in
the work we are doing is making
these children happy,” Mr. Kor

Attention

’ My office is now
located upstairs at 1,75 Pine St.,:
in the new Laudin Building. -

J. M. MACBETH, C.G.A.

Creston is Site For Home

children can be just as happy as
normal children.” ‘

Mr, Korody sald property for
a home at, Creston has been pur-
chased for $9,500 by the Koot-|
enay Society for
Children,

* He said a survey In the Koot-
enays is now being taken to sec
how many persons would take
advantage of such a home, The

is also
familles who have handicapped
mebera to see how much money
they could donate towards the
bullding of the home, ‘

District Phones
Now Number. 1,230

The latest issue of Telephone
Talk lists the number of phones
handled by the Castlegar. ex-|
change as 1,230 as of March. 1,

Figures for other Kootenay
centres aré. Nakusp, 382; Kaslo,
261; New Denver, 271; Salmo
301; Trall, 6,044, and Nelson
4,367:

BUILD HEPUTATION
~ Forget .to brag, about - you
ancestors and concentrate on be
ing an to brag about,

HIGH WATER CONTEST

IWANIS |

. | ping off at PTA meetings ever

“SHHS PTA to Carry On;

Elect Partial

.» The SHHS PTA will continue,
to exist. At the group’s annual
meeting Monday night just about
a full slate of officers was elect
ed to carry on the work of the
PTA,

Last week Mrs. D. Campbell,
a member of the local PTA
and a director of the Provincial
PTA association, sald
meeting will indicate whether
‘or ‘not this is the final meoting
of the season or heied ‘final meet

period.”
a Manasnes has “been drop

since the group was formed but
Monday night 22 members show.
ed up to elect a partial executive
and a number of committee chat.
man. ‘
With a student body of over
600, the PTA has a_ potential
membership of 1,000. ‘We should
be able to have at least 200,” said
Mrs. Campbell. Actual member:
ship in the PTA is under 50 with
far less than that showing up at
retings.

At the meeting. Monday night,
John Poluck was. elected’ presi-
dent; ‘Immefiate.. past : president
is Miss Carol Proudfoot and hon-
orary president is -Wm. , Roy
Brown, SHHS principal.

No vice president was elect-
ed but Darrell Anderson is to be
acting’vice president until Sept-
ember. Mrs. J. Poluck ‘is the new
secretary and Mrs, i. Hackman
is treasurer.

Committee chairman. elected

Banigan Christening
- Celebrated at Robson

Execifive

Were Mra, G, Guldo,.ways and

health and Mrs.’ RenMle Mit
chell, historian,

chairman has not yet been filled.
ghip committee,
a
ANNOUNCING
Dominion
Royal Tires
AQ oho
SERVICE

The position . of publicity

Mrs Bert Martin of Robson,
Miss Ada O'Brian of Castlegar
and Mrs, P. J. Vaessen of Kin-
naird will serve on the member

Mrs. Campoell said the PTA
hopes to gain many members
from the new residents moving
into the District and from the
parents of local children who will
be starting at the high school
in September,

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, May 28, 1959

Pay n Takit

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BOLOGHA

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BOILING.BEEF, Ib., -............. 29€
COUNTRY STYLE SAUSAGE, Ib, ... 653 5
PIGNIG SHOULDER HAM, Ib., ...... 38¢

Appliatce Service - ‘W. Shay.

ELECTRIC
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Box 397
Castlegar, B.C.
Phone 4086

urday evening. The dance was
sponsored by Mr, and Mrs, Philip
Zaitsoff and the proceeds are
for the Community Hall Building
Fund.

The three youngest children
of Mr, and Mrs. W. J. Banigan of
Robson were christened Sunday |;
at a ceremony in .the Robson
Memorial Church. ‘with Arch:
‘deacon B. A, Resker officiating.

Miki John has as his god
parents Mr. and Mrs, R. 'T, Wald-
je, Robson, and Mr. J, H. Knight,
‘Trail. Godparents for Tracy Mar
garet are Mrs, J. Bainbridge,
Robson, Jeffery H. Banigan, Rob-
son; and Mrs. J. H, Knight of
Trail with Mrs. A.-White, Rob
son, as’ proxy’:for:Mrs, Knight
Qguring the ceremony. ,

Mrs...A Berry, Harrop, Mr.
S, J. Fisher, Rossland, and Mrs.
Cc. Lundgren, formerly of Castle.
gar and now living in Edmonton,
are. : godparents of. Shelly Jean
with Mrs, Fisher acting aS proxy
for roe Lundgren. / f

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PREVIOUS YEAR'S FERRY READING

1948 peak at 35.91 feet, June 11 e
1956 peak at 32.39 feet, June 7 .

1957 peak at 26.75 feet, Mey; 2

1958 peak at 28.50 feet, J

TODAYS READING IS 19.35" re OF EIGHT A.M.

Four Teachers
Resign Monday

Registration of grade one

” . pupils starting school in Sept
FOR... eee ce ees r ember will take place June 8 to!

Attend the Soroptimist's} | 12, school board officlals announc-|
Graduati

Spring Tea, Twin Rivers Hall] |ed after Monday's regular meet
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Young Liberals
‘Plan Barhecue

Vic Mowbray and Brute Mac.
Cabe reported to the regular
meeting of the Castlegar Young

Liberal A rt Monday night
on the recent B.C. Liberal Lead
ership Convention held in Yan:
couver.

They announced that the
National Young Liberal Federa
tion will meet in Ottawa, Sept
24, 25 and 26 and the B.C Young
Liberals plan an October con
«vention in Victoria.

In a effort to raise funds
for local activities and conven
phries: High Schdol will be hela! sigca (crestor a besbeces sun
June 1,. starting at 2 p.m. per early in: June. Cathy Pelle.

Resignations of L, E. Lake ‘
inten, 'M. ‘Thorne smd. Miss fin volunteered to prepare the} your proparty!
PM Hogben of the high. school
staff have been announced, also

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that of ‘Mrs, A. Lakeman of Twin ae : 4 : a =
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A secs! : Building &

high school are Miss A. Hayman
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Get Your Ticket From A Kiwanis Member .
3 Tickets For $1.00 SAPETY 8 DESIGN

Proceeds For Kiwanis Charities : * hymns Te ping betes aaa KES? fete factory app
the ceremony by Mr. J. ed recapping service. in

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‘A receptoin was held for the| For the best recapping in

ee Eh baptismal party at the Banigan| { the Kootenays os Pomin-

home with the following guests ay Royal tires drive i in to-

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roperty, ‘buildings, etc, will be = 5 7 i = ie
Seeae hy Sune, The ls ea ciinual ee IVORY, RED, BROWN, One-third OFF reg. price!
survey for insurance purposes. : P
The board approved a re
quest from the administrator of
the Castlegar and District Hos
pital to use the high schonl as a’
clearing base in case of emer
seney 2 disaster,
S. McKenzie, district sup
of schools,

routine reports to the hoard on
staff and probationary teachers.

for the

has not been finalized as yet, and
parents are advised to watch for
an announcement on times and
locations in the different at
tendance areas.*

The board also anounced
that graduation exercises will
take place on June 5 at 8 p.m
These.ceremonies are open to
the public and will be held in!
the ‘high school.

Awards day at Stanley Hum

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See

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will be held in the Parish
Hall on Monday, June 8th.

Get your tickets now on the
Kiwanis River Level contest.

The Kinnaird Little Theatre
sponsors a dance every Fri-
day evening at 9:30 p.m. in
Lthe Kinnaird Improvement
Society Hall. Orchestra in
attendance.

BULLETIN BOARD
Yes .... This space will be
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New dresses arriving daily in cottons and printed silks. Mrs, G. Fay Davies,

Thorslune. Miss Hayman and
Miss MacAskill will be newcom
ers to this country, coming from Mrs
Scotland. Sam ‘Konikin of Cresent “valley
Board members remarked|May 22, a'som
accommodation in the district] HOODICOFF — To Mr. and
May pose a problem this year Mrs, Fred Hoodicoff of Thrums,
in new teachers to|May 22,,a daughter.
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